It was my 18th birthday and my 3rd show, didn’t realize it would be the only St Stephen I’ll ever hear in over a hundred shows! Thanks for putting up some great music, I listen every day

this how really kicks especially the Loser with a real decent Wang Dang opener & the Bird Song was tight had a nice jam in it to save the 1st. this China/Rider is a good one not quite as good as 3/9/81 and China Doll is sweet but the Stephen and stones really rocks although short Stephen. nice show really decent sound love the matrix best of both worlds. easy 4.5 fer both

Excelent in both performance and sound quality. Thanks Jay.

Well...that's what everybody tells me!

How misguided!

Great show.

"1983, a mermen I should live to be."

Gordon Sharpless and Charlie Miller, If there is anything in the world you want or need, just let me know.....
Forever in you your debt!!!!!!
SG

My favorite all time Throwing Stones AND Touch. Jam in Stones (original arrangement) is classic acid rock from a bygone era. Must have!!!!!

This show sucked!!!...................Just kidding, I was there this night ...never seen any thing like it ..we rocked into history!!

Funny how two people can see/hear the same thing and have different impressions ; )
I listened to the explosive beginning strains of St. Stephen on the AUD, and got goosebumps! While I prefer the "clean" sound of this SBD of the three options for this show, I think I will collect the files for the AUD, too.
When I listen to this show - overall - not just during St. Stephen - I detect a decent energy level throughout most of the show. Not electrifying, but a nice groove. Wish I had been there! For an excellent-sounding recording (thanks, Jay Ashley!), and a solid show, I'm giving this one 4 stars.

When they broke-out the St. Stephen for the first time on the East Coast in 5000 years, MSG literally rocked!

Maybe I'm biased for being there, but this was a much talked about show in 83.

A so-so show. China Doll was the main highlight with Brent's synthesizer harpsichord and band interplay. Most everything else was passable but kind of loose, aside from reliable Phil's dancing bass lines. The sound was a little weird in places; definitely could tell that the original's digital limiter had some effects on the naturalness of the sound.